St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
The SALTWATER BUDGET.
Small Hope That Landers Will Ever
Be Caught.
WESTBY'S LATE CIRCULAR.
A Reward of $500 Offered---Move-
ments Of Prominent Society
People.

Up to the present time no word or
clue has been heard from the prison
breakers, Landers and Carlin. Yester-
day afternoon Deputy Warden Westby
issued circular giving description
and photographs of the escaped men,
and offering a reward of $500 for the re-
turn of Ian ders. The officials seem to
count OH time only for the return of
Carlin, as he is not very ShreWd man
to escape the vigilance of the police, but
they do recognize i'll the fight of Lam
GERS that they will have hard time in
ferreting out his whereabouts or even
In obtaining a clue that will in any way
lead to his capture.
John Karst, Jr., and Miss Lizzie
Murphy were married at st. Michael'S
church. Mr.. Karst is prominent bust
ness man of this city and was rendered
many valuable presents by friends of
both himself and wife.
On Monday evening Miss Emma Jas
soy, a very talented Saltwater young
lady, daughter Of Hon. Theodore Jassoy,
will be united in marriage to DR.. Philip
Mueller, Of st. Paul, a young and prom
Using physician and well known in this
city.
Mrs. J. S. Anderson returned on Fri
day from Cincinnati, o., accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Ella, who has
been attending the conservatory of
music in that city, but whose ill health
compels her to return to this city.
Company K made a gallant appear
ance at the presidents reception at ST.
Paul. The only fault they found was
that they were frequently taken for
Company |, on account of the figure
''one' on their collars.
The Crusaders and Father Matthew
societies will be addressed at p. m. to
day a. the rooms at ST Michael church.
by Messrs. Campbell and Crowley, pres
ldentS of the Scranton and Boston
unions.
There will be joint meeting of the
Total Abstinence societies at their hall
this afternoon at4 p. m. Mr.. Campbell,
president Of the Scranton union, and
Mr.. Crowley, president of the Boston
union. will lie present.
Charles Bean and family, Joseph Co
plazi and family and other. persons to
the number of twenty-one will leave
here in a few days to make their home
in Southern California. 49,.
Gold I. CurtisS left OH THURSDAY for
New York city. where he will assume
position in the Chase National bank. of
which his brother-in-law, Ii. w. Can
non, is president.
A number of members of the Still
water Y. nj. G. a. gymnasium went to
st. Paul on Friday evening to witness
the evOlutiOnS of members of the ST.
Paul association. ::
81. A. Rogers. secretary of the Y. NJ.
G. A. of this city, leaves this week to
attend the state convention of that body
to be held at Faribault on the 9th, 2Sth
and Goth.
A crook named Smith did up John F.
Burke's clothing house this week by
passing a certificate of deposit order on
them which had been changed from $40
to 500.
The barn of AID. W. j. Stein caught
fire yesterday morning from some unac-
cOuntable cause and was extinguished
without calling out the fire department.
The Reading club at Mrs. Judge Nc
C1ure's nave for their subject On Mon
day afternoon the Life of Mahomet
and the Mohammedan Religion
"Butch" Smith has taken a position
in the United States express Office at st.
Paul. "Chany" Smith is driving the
express wagon in his place.
Mrs. A. T. Smith and Miss Nellie
Smith, of Rayenna, O., are visiting the
family of Dr.. W. II. Game on South
Third street.
DR.. G. E. Clark, delegate from the
Baptist church of this city to the state
convention of that body at Mankato, has
returned.
About forty Saltwater ladies attended
the Minneapolis Exposition on ladies"
day. They were ''chaperoned" by G. II.
Browne.
Miss Lillian McCallan entertained a
large party of young folks on Monday
evening at her residence on South Third
street.
Mrs. A. W. Ringland, of Duluth. has
come to this city to join her husband.
who will make this place his home here
after.
Joe Tannaheuser's ball on Thursday
evening at the Maennerchor hall did not
materialize for want of attendance.
Miss Nina Evans and Miss Ida Haw-
ley, of Minneapolis, were the guests of
j. G. Rhodes, Jr., on Sunday last.
Miss Eva Jersey, accompanied by two
of her st. Paul friends, came over and
visited the prison Oh Thursday.
II. G. Van Vorhes reached Sitka.
Alaska, on Sept 23. after delightful
trip of about three weeks.
G. M. Fifieid and family are passing
the Sabbath with the parents of Mrs.
Fifield at Prescott. Wis.
Eugene Hersey, of Bangor. Me-, is
here on a visit to his brothers, r. F., d.
III. and E. L. Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hadly suffered
the loss of their infant child, which died
yesterday morning.
Mrs. c. II. Staples, of Osecola. Wis, is
a guest of mrs. b. S. Thing, of this city,
for few weeks.
Mrs. II. p. Van Cleeve, of Minneapo-
lis, is in attendance upon the Presby-
terrain synod.
Joseph Muller returned from Milwau-
kee yesterday after short trip on bust
ness.
Miss Helen Wright, of New York city,
is the guest of Mrs. Dir. T. G. Clark
Mrs. James Kent has returned from
visit to her brother at st. Louis.
Minnie Maddern will OCCUPY the
opera house here on the 18th.
The firm of Long & Nelson have dis
solved, Mr.. Nelson retiring.
Mr. and Mrs JIldpp McC1uar ora in